According to our stable of interior experts, these are the MVPs so far this year. Pick up a paint brush — you’ll want these modern hues in your home ASAP. We select the Color Trends that are dominating 2016. Take a look:

Pink

Restrained and refined in this Manhattan living room, and it serves as a foil to the black sofa and the patinated-bronze coffee table. This apartment is in a skyscraper that dates back to 1929, so the pink is a nod to luxury and exuberence of the Art Deco period. It also references the views of the faded redbrick buildings outside.

Yellow

“Yellows tend to go green or brown, but this shade is clear and bright. I´d take a leap of design faith and pair this hue with a lush upholstered bed and mismatched side tables” – Robert Passal

Green

This year, we are seeing soft and sophisticated neutrals everywhere, but not as much on the walls anymore. We love the idea of layering neutral-color furnishings and accessories in rooms with walls painted in intense, saturated colors, like army green.”

Teal

Dark teal is incredibly versatile, it´s a color that would equally be at home with rich woods and gilt or with fresh whites and seagrass furniture. A good example of this is the Pacific Ocean Blue.